★ 1

Very dirty, too much guy on guy stuff on locker rooms

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★ 5

Wouldn't go anywhere else. This gym has everything you need, with an old school bodybuilding/powerlifting vibe.

The atmosphere of the gym is friendly but also focused. Most people who workout here are serious about training.

One last thing, the gym is kept clean. You don't find a gym like this one nowadays and you really cannot beat the price.

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★ 5

This is exactly what it's called; a gym. Plenty of free weights and machines to get a great workout, unlike other gym's that focus on the fitness this gym is the type of gym that makes you wanna bodybuild, powerlift, and build or tone muscle. For those of you who like cardio, this gym will and could also fulfill your needs.

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★ 4

Friendly staff and monthly membership cost

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★ 2

They own the lot where all the cars get towed across from the train station. They don't admit to any responsiblity because they lease the lot out to someone supposedly but they won't say who.

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★ 2

I've been a member for 6 years, so I can say to you confidently that compared to other gyms, World Gym is a dump. I consider myself a fitness enthusiast, and when it's gym season (mid-autumn through late spring) I am in the gym 5 days a week and spend one to two hours per day training. The only reason I continue to go here is because it is less than 5 minutes from my house. The entire experience is as follows: Parking sucks, the parking lot has more potholes than spots, the cardio machines should have been thrown in a dumpster 5 years ago - ellipticals and treadmills are a decade old, the TVs you have to lobby with the desk for a remote to control are even older. The circuit machines are ancient and although they work, the cables and pullies on these systems are all on their way out. There is 0 space to do anything in the place. If you enjoy stretching, you're out of luck. The one area in the rear of the gym that you might get an ab workout done becomes overwhelmed if 2 people are occupying it. The one thing I will say is there are a lot of free weights, so if you are a juicehead or seriously need 115lb dumbbells for your flies or flat presses, you're in luck. The price is nothing to keep me from leaving, I pay $35 per month, for a facility with no pool and no other services really beneficial to me. There are probably people who pay less (many just walk in without swiping their cards so who knows) but at this point I just don't care. The place is what it is, a small community sweat box gym that serves the purpose of the bare minimum essentials for a workout. If you're looking for bells and whistles, look elsewhere. The only reason I wrote this is because the two other people who reviewed the place made it sound like something special, which it isn't. Hope you find this review helpful.

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